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Idaho Matters talks with author Keri Mare about her new novel on American writers in Paris during the 1920s.

From new CDC mask guidelines to the efficacy of a COVID-19 vaccine, there’s a lot to talk about on Idaho Matters with our medical experts.

Dog-friendly Idaho now has its first Flyball team. Judy Metcalf is founder of the Boise Flydogs and she talks about the sport with Gemma.

Boise’s own Curtis Stigers reminiscences with Idaho Matters about his early career and his 30 years in music. His new album “This Life” looks back as well with new arrangements for some familiar favorites including “I Wonder Why.”The song jump-started his career and he sings and plays it live for Idaho Matters.Curtis will be playing songs from the album at the Record Exchange in Boise on April 24.

Dr. Bradley Snow spent 10 years researching the history of mining in the Silver Valley. He's a teaching professor in Montana State University's Department of History & Philosophy. He'll be talking about that history at the City of Boise's Fettuccine Forum on Thursday and he's here to talk with us now.

On January 31, Governor Brad Little deployed the Idaho National Guard for the third time in this pandemic.

Last week the Boise City Council unanimously approved the Pathways Masterplan. According to the proposed plan, once finished more than 75% of Boise residents will live within half a mile of a pathway.

Adult butterflies have struggled with a loss of habitat, pesticides, interruptions to their migration cycle, and finding nectar for food. But baby butterflies — caterpillars — only eat milkweed.

On Monday, 25 mushers and dog teams will gather in cascade for the fourth Idaho Sled Dog Challenge. That’s right: Idaho has a sled dog race and it’s one of the toughest around.

With the cold snap of winter still upon us, you may be looking for new films and TV to fill up your evenings. Idaho Matters has new recommendations from our resident critic George Prentice to give us fresh recommendations this month.